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Quartzite is a metamorphic rock. Pressure and high temperatures transform porous sandstone into a solid and polished rock composed almost entirely of quartz. Pure quartzite is the most weather-resistant rock in the world. Its high resistance to crushing and abrasion makes it ideal for floors, facades, and many interior and exterior projects. Quartzites can be available in a wide range of colors due to minor impurities.

Granite is a hard volcanic rock belonging to the plutonic group of stones formed from hardened magma in the Earth’s crust. Unlike basalt, granite is formed by the rapid cooling of lava at or near the Earth’s surface. It is, therefore, an extrusive rock. Granite is very hard because it consists mainly of feldspar and quartz. It is characterized by high resistance to abrasion and compression. The rock comes in a wide range of colors. It is often an excellent material for both the interior and exterior of buildings.

Marble is a metamorphic carbonate rock formed by the metamorphism of calcite, dolomite, and other carbonates. It requires high temperatures and pressures to form. Marble can be of various colors (white, grey, pink, greenish, patterned) and grain sizes, with a homogeneous, mottled, or banded texture. It is highly resistant to water and a wide range of mechanical damage and is widely used for countertops, stairs, fireplaces, floor and wall coverings, window sills, and sculptures.